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Oct 20, 2006

tiddly links · by Rafi Kam

Gawker uses the term weed carriers

In their Fabolous story

It just so happened that Boston Celtics point guard Sebastian Telfair, a Coney Island native (see, local angle!), had his chains stolen outside Justin’s, Diddy’s restaurant, 20 minutes before Fab was shot in a parking garage near the restaurant. Telfair claimed the timing of the two incidents were just a coincidence, a security camera at the garage begged to differ. Turns out, the men who stole Bassy’s chains are also Fab’s weed carriers, as they say in the industry.

Are the confusing “the industry” with a dozen or so hip-hop blogs?

Be Down with your Country Cousins

noz is like… killing it as usual. 2 dope (and related!) mp3’s he pointed me to this week:

A post on Geto Boys – Be Down which linked to Talib Kweli featuring UGK – Country Cousins

Life insurance?

Jeezy announced that he’s recorded 114 songs and will pick the best 14 for his next album. The other 100 he has a plans for that extend beyond this mortal coil.

“I did this in case something ever happens to me, so I’ve got a couple of albums left. You never know these days.”

The threat of 6 or 7 post-humous Jeezy albums is more than I can bare. An announcement like this should be as good as a full kevlar suit.

Don’t kill Jeezy, please!

All the news that’s fit to pick up while watching MTV Cribs

This just in – rappers apparently revere the movie Scarface. Story at 11.

Time’s Up

Can Black Rock Save Black Culture?

Good discussion. The Director of Operations for the Black Rock Coalition stops by in the comments. Annoyingly, you have to read the comments from the bottom up.

Comments for "tiddly links"

  1. > Are the confusing “the industry” with a dozen or so hip-hop blogs?

    Yes….


    ian    Oct 20, 08:59 PM   
  2. funny that in the geto boys track he happens to shout out some dude in Trenton quite conspicuously…hmmm, mere tiddly link coinkydink that PRT and Tony D flipped the same sample more or less in the exact same manner less than three years later for ‘Rock Dis’ Funky Joint’?


    *midnightheory*    Oct 21, 05:01 PM   
  3. Thanks for the shout-out. Thanks, too, for hipping me to this blog. I’ll grab your feed and will look forward to more posts. Definitely some good dialogue happening here.


    Rob Fields    Oct 21, 08:32 PM   
  4. midnight – half of that ghetto boys lineup – johnny c & ready red – are originally from trenton. and tony definitely knows those dudes.


    noz    Oct 23, 12:20 AM